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Build to order is commonly cited for technology products such as computer servers, letting a business match production to demand exactly rather than holding finished stock.
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Christensen's theory of disruptive innovation drew heavily on case studies from the computer disk drive and personal computing segments of the technology industry.
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Coopetition, simultaneous cooperation and competition between rivals, is commonly illustrated by technology and electronics companies that jointly develop components or standards while competing on finished products, such as Sony and Samsung joint LCD panel venture.
Crowdsourcing, drawing on a large distributed group for ideas, content or funding, is a practice widely adopted by technology-industry platforms.
Cybersecurity software and services are a segment of the broader technology industry.
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Defensive patent aggregators such as RPX Corporation buy up patents to shield paying member companies from infringement suits, a practice concentrated in the technology industry high patent-litigation environment.
Technology districts formed specifically around clusters of tech startups (entrepreneurial ventures by definition) opening alongside established tech companies; the industry's own account of its geography names startup formation as a driver.
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Freemium is one of the dominant monetization models for consumer software and mobile apps, and the source article dates the practice in the software industry specifically to the 1980s, well before the term itself was coined in 2006.
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Luis von Ahn co-founded reCAPTCHA and the language-learning technology company Duolingo.
Mass customization uses flexible, computer-aided manufacturing systems to tailor goods to individual specifications, tying the model to technology-industry advances in automation and configuration software.
Michael Dell founded and leads Dell Technologies, one of the world's largest technology infrastructure companies.
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The source traces platform business models to scholarly attention beginning in the 1990s, the same period the technology industry's own software and internet platforms took shape.
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The seminal academic research on bundling economics, cited by the source article, found the strategy particularly effective for digital information goods, the technology industry's own product category, because of their near-zero marginal cost.
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Semiconductor manufacturing, a $481 billion annual market as of 2018, underpins the broader technology industry's hardware base.
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Siemens is a diversified technology and industrial conglomerate spanning electronics, automation, healthcare and energy equipment, the same general categorization already used for other diversified electronics conglomerates in this section (Xerox, IBM, Toshiba, Eastman Kodak).
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SaaS is a cloud computing service model, placing it within the technology industry.
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SaaS is a cloud computing delivery model the source dates as beginning around 2000 and, by 2023, the main form of software application deployment, squarely a technology industry practice.
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Wozniak designed the Apple I and Apple II, foundational products of the personal computer industry.
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Superdistribution, a digital distribution model letting content spread freely between users while payment and rights are tracked centrally, depends on the technology industry file-sharing and rights-management infrastructure.
The source's own opening sentence places the telecommunications industry within the sector of information and communication technology.
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Value-added resellers, who bundle additional services or components onto a manufacturer's product before resale, are a long-standing distribution channel in the technology industry.
The venture client model, pioneered at BMW, has since spread mainly among technology sector corporations seeking early access to startup innovation.
Video game development has driven and intersects heavily with the broader technology industry's hardware advances.
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A virtual organization coordinates geographically dispersed people and firms through information technology rather than a shared physical workplace, a structure the technology industry own communication and collaboration tools make possible.
The source article names software packages and consumer electronics among the mass-produced generic products most often white-labeled.
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